We All Pay Eventually

And that is a bet this reviewer is going to not going to lose.

The irony is that going into the second season the biggest competition for this show was ... itself. In other words it had created so much buzz that producers were put in the enviable position of having to top .. themselves.

The season ends using the "trademark" visual match-cuts, two incredibly dangerous "hit teams" go into action looking to settle some scores.

Did I forget to mention that the action sequences (as always) are as good or better than anything in the A-List Hollywood movies and, a bonus, each hit team is certified co-ed? Seriously, does it get any better? Over the course of this season -- check my reviews of specific episodes -- I might have preferred if the writing team was not quite so willing to eat its own young and kill off some of the most interesting characters I had ever seen in 7 decades of watching TV.

But those are mere quibbles. This series is still setting the bar for a dramatic action series. And will I think go down in history for the risks it takes each and every episode.

This episode need more rating than 9.6. 10/10 rating must be given. S3 is rocking from E3 to E10.

So I needed to just address a previous reviewer who was questioning the Mayor suddenly becoming a sniper, the guy was a marine so there's no reason why he shouldn't be, now I am not saying he would still have the skills but that just isn't what this show is about, people say there are plotholes, all shows have plotholes, but i must admit, I haven't noticed anything that has stood out, it's entertainment, not a documentary. I have really enjoyed the series so far, although the violence has been gratuitous, this finale, with some of Hoods back story is great. I must confess to being slightly enamoured of Hood, Job and Sugar, Carrie/Ana is getting on my nerves, and the lady who plays Rebecca could be alot less wooden. Kai and Burton are great characters also.